This is the second part of the VCP6-DCV Delta Study Guide. It covers the basics on how to prepare for VMware exams. VMware exams questions are typically very real world related. To pass the exam you have to prove that you actually work with VMware products.
This is the first part of the VCP6-DCV Delta Study Guide. It covers the topics that should help you to pass the 2V0-621D exam. The exam is made for Administrators that are already VCP5-DCV certified and want to upgrade their certification to vSphere 6.0.
The post provides a summary of the new features that are introduced in vSphere 6.0. All topics will be covered in more detail later.
VMwares exams for their latest VMware Certified Professional 6 Data Center Virtualization (VCP6-DVC) certification are available in 2 weeks. If you are already certified, VMware makes it easier to upgrade to the latest version. Without any further requirements, you can register for the VCP6 Delta Exam. Please remember that VCP-level certifications will expire after 2 years.
First available appointment for both exams is August 30, 2015.
Last sunday I've migrated virten.net from Apache to nginx. I've used Apache as Webserver since I can remember but in the last month it has… Read More »virten.net now powered by NGINX
This post explains how to correlate SCSI devices within a Linux virtual machine to the virtual disk configured in the Virtual Machine. This can be accomplished by comparing the SCSI ID listed the Linux Guest OS and the virtual machine configuration in the vSphere client.
In the vSphere Client disks are numbered without any reference to their SCSI ID. Linux operating systems numbers disks based on their SCSI ID and in order of appearance. Usually, the first disk is /dev/sda, the second /dev/sdb and so on. But if you want to remove a disk for example you want to make sure to identify the disk correctly.
Read More »Match Linux SCSI Devices (sdX) to Virtual Disks in VMware
Upgrading Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 to Windows 10 in VMware Workstation fails with the following error message:
Unsupported SVGA driver
The issue only applies to the Microsoft Update Validation Tool which has problems with the VMware SVGA driver. To resolve this issue, use the Windows 10 ISO to upgrade your Virtual Machine.
Read More »"Unsupported SVGA driver" during Windows 10 upgrade in VMware Workstation